The D.C. Circuit is barring the public from arguments in the case of an FBI contractor who was fired after reporting security breaches and alleged misconduct at the bureau. Arguments were set for today, but the court informed Sibel Edmond's legal team Wednesday that only lawyers in the case would be admitted to the courtroom. "It's unprecedented and outrageous for the court of appeals to close the argument and it serves no proper purpose to keep the public out," said one attorney.
April 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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